Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-12
BIRMITGHAM.
Afric American Mo vementS
Among the Land Kings
and MilliOnaireS of 8ir-
mingham.

lrTOHl he selma CyclOnt.I
Aiessrs A. l.. Scott and Oil, er Dlffy
have just formed co-paltnersbip,
for the purl Ose Of conducting the
Real Estate buisness. Thy will also
give some time and attention to S, cur
ing good and paying situations FIR
cooks nurses, house girls and wait' RS
and situations for thust worthy ycug
men. Their Office is 1908, 4tb, Ave.
between 10Th and Goth streets, up
stairs
j. c. Hogans E-q., an ex-Selma
plasterer is doing we'll here.
Mr.. Alex. P. Beatty, who was CON-
planning some last week with his leg,
is at his pest of dlty, pleasant and
as genial az of yore.
Miss l.. B. Smith, who is winning e
fame here as a school teacher is one
of Selma's gilIs.-Dudley Smiths
daughter. She is charming in looks
and captivating in conversation.
MIR. & Mis- Lewis home on 7th
Ave, between 18th and 18th streets
is lovely place. and lo4ks like the
abode of happiness. Bnt few Of our
people can boast Of such place.
The chief Of police Mr.. Picharo, is
an extraordinary man, energetic and
faithful to the last. Birmingham
shold / e proud of such an officer
Tue enforcement of the law relative
to our youths laying around Barrooms
is having its desirer OBJECT. They al 9
much scarcer then formally at such
places in this city.
Every city has its He'll hol". Yesrs
ago Selma had her Brier~p .tch, and
later her bottom. Of the same fame
and noteriety is the Buzzards- Roost
here. This place il the abode Of dark
ness, crime and filth. Cannot the
Mayor, council, and chef of police
do something to relieve the public
nos'ril of this stencil.
MIS-. Eagenia Hawkins d. parted
this life On tie 1st inst. She wal
loved and appreciated among her as
soci ties and faithful member of the
N. E. Church.
An age nj Dt the Colored North Ala
bama Land Company, will leave in a
few days for G, ntresville, Bibb. Co.
This shws that our people believe the
Railroad from Selma to that point il
Bibb will be built soon.
Mr.. Chas. Robuck has reached the
Magic city again from Missi sippi. II
is thought that the Robucks will take
hold of the Real Estate business
These young men are worthy Of pub
tic confidence.
Mr.. Samuel Robuck will be the
agent of the Cyclone in Birmingham
Our friel DIS here will subsclib hrougl
him, and will be pleased to note any
dots of local interest for our readers
here.
AT ELYTON.
Elder Jameson says they will have
a grand rally at his chulch on the
second Saturday in February.
Mr.. Johnston Humbles, the popu
lar Tons orilist of the OBrien Opera
House is one Of the largest property
holders here.
Mr.. Felix Hawkins owns some val.
uble property in Smithfeld.
Rev. J. r. CATERS is ore of Elyton's
leading citizens, and while he has
kept an eye on things CELESTIAL this
wo,li's goods h I'VE not been forgotten
He owns valuable property here.
Mr.. Daniel Bradford true chris
tian and faithful church member never
fails to ai1 our people in their efforts
to establish newspaper.
Carlos Kelley Esq. is esteemed and
respected here.
Miss Mary Diffy is Ely toms charn-
ing daughter. She is handsome and
accompii he'd ard causes our dudes
here to look eros: eyed.